Japan, magbibigay ng mga kagamitan sa PCG; Reciprocal Access Agreement na gaya ng PH-US Visiting Forces Agreement, binabalangkas | 24 Oras Weekend

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Sa makasaysayang pagtalumpati sa Batasang Pambansa ng Prime Minister ng Japan na si Kishida Fumio, pangunahing mensahe niya ang pagtataguyod sa maritime order na naaayon sa batas at hindi sa dahas.

May balak din daw na alyansa ang Japan at Pilipinas na gaya sa Visiting Forces Agreement ng Pilipinas at Amerika.

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00:00 In history, the Prime Minister of Japan, Kishida Fumio, has made a great contribution to the law.

00:06 His main message is to uphold the maritime order that is in accordance with the law and not by force.

00:12 He also said that the alliance between Japan and the Philippines is planned,

00:15 just like the Visiting Forces Agreement between the Philippines and America.

00:19 That is the joint force of the JPS and Jonathan Andal.

00:26 Ladies and gentlemen, I am pleased to be here.

00:31 This is the first time in history that a Japanese Prime Minister has stepped up and made a contribution to the law.

00:41 In the half-hour of his contribution, the Prime Minister, Kishida Fumio,

00:45 has made his most outstanding statement regarding the defense of the Philippines in accordance with the tensions in the South China Sea.

00:52 He said that there is a growing need for the alliance between Japan, the Philippines and America to protect the freedom in the South China Sea.

00:59 Let us protect the maritime order which is governed by laws and rules, not by force.

01:08 In order to strengthen the Philippine's defense, the government of Japan will provide the necessary equipment to the Philippines,

01:17 such as 12 ships in the Philippine Coast Guard.

01:20 Japan also has a great contribution to the Philippine economy.

01:23 For example, the Philippine's first subway system is being built with the help of Japan.

01:29 Kishida also said that they are in agreement with President Bongbong Marcos

01:33 to start the formal negotiation on the Reciprocal Access Agreement between Japan and the Philippines,

01:38 just like the VFA or Visiting Forces Agreement between the Philippines and America.

01:43 We are very happy that the government of Japan is very supportive.

01:48 It is not just one-sided.

01:50 It is not only the Japanese Self-Defense Forces that will train here.

01:54 Our soldiers, Navy and Coast Guard will also train in Japan.

01:58 We have guidelines here in the RIAA that they cannot abuse.

02:05 In our budget, we will support not only the Coast Guard but also the Navy and Armed Forces

02:11 so that we can strengthen our right here.

02:16 In a one-on-one interview with Assistant Minister and Japan Press Secretary Kobayashi Teradamaki,

02:23 he explained that the RIAA also has a role in the humanitarian assistance of Japan to the Philippines

02:32 when there is a crisis,

02:34 including Japan in condemning China's harassment of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

02:41 But Kobayashi clarified that the RIAA Agreement is not directly related to China.

02:47 We need to abide by international law.

02:50 We cannot tolerate any attempts to change the status quo by force or by coercion.

03:00 We also need to expand the network of partners and increase the resilience of capability for maritime enforcement.

03:12 The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has not yet officially announced its affiliation with the RIAA Agreement between Japan and the Philippines.

03:19 Japan will also transfer 600 million yen or more than P235 million pesos of official security assistance grant aid to the Philippines

03:30 for the strengthening of maritime domain awareness capabilities of the Philippine Navy.

03:35 Good news also for Filipinos who want to go on a vacation in Japan.

03:40 There is a signed memorandum of cooperation that is expected to facilitate the Philippines' visit to the Land of the Rising Sun.

03:50 In December, President Marcos is expected to visit Japan

03:55 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation.

04:02 For GMA Integrated News, I'm JP Soriano.

04:06 Jonathan Andal, for 24 Hours.

04:09 For 24 Hours.

04:11 [News broadcast]

04:23 [Music]

Japan, magbibigay ng mga kagamitan sa PCG; Reciprocal Access Agreement na gaya ng PH-US Visiting Forces Agreement, binabalangkas | 24 Oras Weekend

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